Justine Mazin kick-started her writing career at George Brown College
Being one of five finalists in the 2016 CBC short story contest has opened new doors for Justine Mazin
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New diabetes cookbook by GBC prof & students
In order to make our learning interesting, professors’ assignments are not only constructive, sometimes they are also creative
Vivek Shraya asks people what they love about being queer
What I Love About Being Queer (WILABQ) is a book that is composed of various peoples’ opinions about the statement posed by the title. It was put together by the George Brown College (GBC) positive space co-ordinator/ human rights advisor Vivek Shraya.
Books that have been parodied to death
A Narcissistic Bookworm Print fetishistYou may have read them, your friend may have read them, most students George Brown College have read at least one book mentioned in this article (or just seen the movie). It is time that these novels that have already dealt with condemnation from other narcissistic bookworms get exposed in The…
Echos from exile: GBC Pen lecturer Ava Homa
By Ava Homa Special to The Dialog My name is Ava Homa and I am the Pen Lecturer-in-Residence. I am Kurdish. We are the world’s largest ethnic group without a state, divided between Iran, Iraq, Turkey and Syria. We have routinely been denied our basic human rights. In Syria, Kurds have been denied birth certificates…
Fifty shades of sexism and social issues
By Dani Feraday Dialog reporter The mother of two, E.L James, is a first time novelist in the U.K. with the trilogy Fifty Shades of Grey. According to James’ website she’s “always dreamed of writing stories that readers would fall in love with”. With Fifty Shades having sold over 31 million copies worldwide it would…